@kirstiealley Maybe don't speak on things that you don't know anything about. No one is asking you anything. You opened your own mouth and stuck your foot in it.
@micys@mithrasangel@doctorow@LefterisJP Windows Defender is good enough if you have Windows. Most commercial anti-virus suites just prey on the fears of the non-tech savvy.
@SissyWillis@ZHaberman No. It's not called hyperbole. If he were exaggerating in some way it would be hyperbole. He is just sounding really ignorant and dumb. Thats not hyperbole.
@SamKimball14@moseskagan@hami May want to read up on what Facism is. It isn't some "big government boogeyman." Sadly, the Republican party has a neo-nazi problem from the proud boys to the oath keepers. You can look past it all you want but that doesn't change it.
@hell_babey @as_a_worker This is the current symbol of the American National Socialist Movement aka American Nazi. So, more than 12 people know about this symbol. It is banned iconography in Germany. Its not that obscure.
@asarewe_all@as_a_worker It's also not as obscure as it seems. Its the current symbol of the National Socialist Movement in America. They replaced the swastika with it i 2016.
@Archimbaldo@Haunted2022@as_a_worker Its the current symbol of the American National Socialist Movement (Nazi). They replaced the swastika with it in order to improve their image. As it is lesser known, people are less likely to have a knee jerk negative reaction to it.
@SamKimball14@moseskagan@hami So you're saying that a designer accidentally reinvented the current symbol of the National Socialist(Nazi) movement in America? For a Republican Party event? A party whose members have quoted Hitler. This isn't some obscure symbol.
@SamKimball14@moseskagan@hami Buy what stuff? You can see that it is obviously an odal rune. People don't just recreate ancient runic symbols by accident. Do you not even believe what you yourself see?